Closed maxandersen closed 4 years ago
That only happens to me if I press M->
in the buffer. It happens because it puts the point at the end of the last line, and the line is wider than the window.
Maybe a way could be devised to always put the point at the beginning of the line after a command, but, of course, that would make it impossible to view the end of lines that are wider than the window.
How do I get back to the initial state
It's just a window showing a buffer, like any other. Put the point where you want it, e.g. with C-a
or M-<
.
how do you navigate in the sidebar with a keyboard ?
It's just a window showing a buffer, like any other. C-n
, C-p
, etc. I also find avy-goto-char-timer
helpful.
also, is there a way to have it word-wrap the lines with visual-line-mode or similar ?
It's just a window showing a buffer, like any other. You can enable whatever modes you like.
@maxandersen Do you have any more information about this? Is it still happening? Can you figure out what command you're doing that moves point to the end of the line?
i'm trying to figure out how to use org-sidebar the best and for some reason I tend to up with the content scrolled all the way to the right like this:
rather than showing the more useful but also quite tight "left" side of the content:
How do I get back to the initial state and how do you navigate in the sidebar with a keyboard ?
also, is there a way to have it word-wrap the lines with visual-line-mode or similar ?